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Again, when you think you have seen it all in Syria ,,,
This isn’t any usual bag. It won’t occur to us what’s in it, but during this revolution we have seen the worse. What’s in this bag are the remains of a martyr from my country. The killing machine refused but to target him with a missile directly. His body got scattered on Al Maou’damiya’s ground, so people collected his body parts to bury it together out of respect to him, challenging a regime that doesn’t even acknowledge the most basic human rights.
He is martyr Jasem Zamzam from Mou’damiyat Al Sham who was martyred on Tuesday, August 21, 2012.
They denied him the right of being buried as any person in the world.
Shameless propaganda is what it is, stuffing a bag and claiming it was the remains of a so called martyr. An appeal to emotion nonetheless which is quite effective and will work with libertarian kids like FAH.
Such a lie and weak propaganda, Syrian government allows funerals to take the place. If anything, the oppositions are the ones who use funerals as politic tools eg, chanting slogans, marching to certain embassies or using human shield to fight and cause maximum damage,
A white bag with supposed human remains with no visible blood markings or stains How believable
Oxidant wrote:Such a lie and weak propaganda, Syrian government allows funerals to take the place. If anything, the oppositions are the ones who use funerals as politic tools eg, chanting slogans, marching to certain embassies or using human shield to fight and cause maximum damage,
A white bag with supposed human remains with no visible blood markings or stains How believable
yes they are, unfortunately when a war occurs there will be civilian casualities.
then why are the civilian death counts so high?
they're not really high, Western backed human rights groups and media outlets usually inflate the real casualities and include armed rebels into this figure thus deceiving the average person.
Who are the rebels and why are they attempting to overthrow the Assad regime
The rebels are part of a bigger scheme created by the Zionist Alliance including Israel, America, Saudi Arabia and Qatar and Turkey. All these countries have come together to create a New World Order and remove any regimes including Iran and create puppet governments usually disguised as "Islamic". Egypt was a rare case in which the US did not anticipate, Mubarak, their key ally was not in their radar but they quickly adapted and embraced the new MB-lead government. But in Libya, under Gaddafi, NATO was far from control. Qaddafi excercised independence and had a quarry of Afrocentricism, mixed with secularism. He introduced the gold dinar a couple years ago and demanded that his oil be bought at gold value instead of the default US dollar. The US dollar is expected to collapse.
Let me give you a history lesson, during the 1960s the US realized that their currency could not be the standard unless it was attached to a key commodity. They saw oil as their chance and tricked King Faisal to only sell oil if their customers paid by the US dollar, this kept the dollar stable and continues to do so today. This is why the US considers Saudi Arabia a key ally because its very financial future depends on Her. Anyways we all saw the aftermath of the invasion of Libya and the NATO-installed Libyan government which is utterly weak and inept. Similarly in Syria the Zionist-NATO attempted to surgically remove Bashar Assad, they continue to fail because this time China and Russia will not turn a blind eye to one of their key allies being removed. Believe it or not there were no initial violent outbreaks before 2011.
Now it's a waiting game, the West except Russia are all hoping the rebels can finish the job but they continue to fail and have been completely expelled from most major cities except Aleppo, even there they are under constant bombardment. The West will have to intervene sooner or later, most likely through Turkey.
We will see what happens, but lets start analysing our world instead of accepting what the Jewish media feeds us.
Thuganomics wrote:Q;Is Assad a tyrant
A;Yes
Q:Should tyrants be removed
A:Yes
Simple
That's a very childish and over-simplistic way of looking at it. I rather have a dictator who contributes more funds to pro-PL groups then a puppet government controlled by the US and by extension Israel itself. Your thinking reminds me of the "pirate" vs "emporer" theory. Assad is like a pirate and when he oppresses he is judged while the Empires pillage and colonize they are labelled the UN.
FAH1223 wrote:oh, blame the big bad zionists who are the superpowers of the region regardless and the arab regimes will never face them ANYWAY
and the same nigga sucking the nuts of the Saudis is posting an opinion about how they are in bed with zionists. GTFOH with that bullshid
Listen man, stop talking to me like some street hoodrat and have some decensy. You are clueless about the geo-political ramifications of this manufactured uprising and fail to see the plot that has beholden Syria. Just continue posting about your latest food escapades and leave international politics to those that have read and carefully observed the situation at hand.
FAH1223 wrote:oh, blame the big bad zionists who are the superpowers of the region regardless and the arab regimes will never face them ANYWAY
and the same nigga sucking the nuts of the Saudis is posting an opinion about how they are in bed with zionists. GTFOH with that bullshid
Listen man, stop talking to me like some street hoodrat and have some decensy. You are clueless about the geo-political ramifications of this manufactured uprising and fail to see the plot that has beholden Syria. Just continue posting about your latest food escapades and leave international politics to those that have read and carefully observed the situation at hand.
Why don't you shut up. YOU have no idea about the ramifications in the region. Israel is the super power regardless of what happens. I'll talk to you in anyway I want, little nigga. You suck Saudi nuts and YOU are then talking about them being in bed with the Zionists.
The Syrian army is useless in a conventional war with Israel so are all the other Arab armies and Iran. Assad is repeating history from the 1980s and he will fall as the other useless Arab dictators fell in the past 18 months.
There's could be a more aggressive regime after Assad, more confrontational with Israel for all we know
Every time you think you've seen it all! eh FAH
How believable
